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Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1887-05-19
A. Others See Us.

We give below Il reprint of the kindly
notices of the brethren Of the press, NmIc
we are gricvcd to end that some whom we
love have ignored our anniversary, We are
fully repaid by the warm hearted regard cN-
pressed by others.
We congratulate Bro. Caascll, OF The
CLARION, on the Seventeenth birthday of his
briaht and ncwSy journal. Cdizc".
THE CArocTIN CLARION, published at Me
chanicstown, Frederick county, Maryland,
has entered upon its I'th year. Ii is n wide
awake local paper under the cdi'orial man
arcmcnt Of ChaS. +. CAsScll,-Willi@ Transport
L,nder.
The CAYoCr:N CLARION entered upon It's
seventeenth year ON Thursday W. con.
eratula,e the esteemed Editor upon the con-
,jnuc,l extension of his usefulness and ,rust
il MAY glow with the advancing ycar,,-
Chroairl.
THE CL>EIoN published al Mechanics
town, this county, entered upon ITS SrNcn-
iccnth volume last week. 1t is one OF our
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Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1887-05-19
NJ. G. G.

You will perceive Grand Display
of SATINs in all the Late Shades at
two different prices.
Our line of ORIENTAL FLorNCING,
SWISS EMBROIDERY and HAMBURG
EpGlNG deep enough for Skirt, |
beg leave to assert, cannot be surpass-
ed in the town. A call will convince
you. Examine our new line of Isle
and SILK GLOVES along with our
great seller in FIVE BUTTON KID
GLOVES, black and late shades at LOO
We have an order in for nice KID
GLOVE that will be in stock in day or
two which We can sell you at 80 cents
per pair, 8 button.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1887-05-19
New Advertisements.

Cramcr.
WitherOw.
Executors Notice
Chickens and Eggs.-A. II. Lucas.
Dried Beef Chippcr.-M Z. Cramcr.
IIaryestcrs and Fertiizers.-N. G. Croft,
A New FIRM Mcssers Charles and Elmer
Bl,ck having bought out the Furniture and
Undertaking business of MIR. Geo. ID. Key.
ser, will locate the same in the fine, large
building now under contract to be built tol
Judge VIM. j. Black, on his property, cor,
ner Main and Carroll SITS. The new firm will
take charge of the business June list, occupy
ing Mr. Kcyser's room until July 18TH, 10y
which time it is expected, the new building
will I've completed The building will be OF
frame, "a Y GO, two stores, Jos A. Wcddlc
builder.
A New ENTEHrRIsE.--Mr Geo. ID. Key.
ser will dispose of his furniture and under
taking business, arrangements to that end
having been perfected and this excellent en-
tcrprisc, IN new and commodious quarters
will remain with us, Under the title of Tho
Mcchalics,own Burial Case Company, Mr.
Geo. ID. Keyser and others will engage in the
manufacture of collins and baskets. An adj.
diton to his present roomy factory will be
built and all the necessary labor saving ma
chincry purchased. 1t IS the present cx
pectation that the Company will be under
way sometime during July.
There are but three factories of this kind
in this country and rs the facilities for con-
Quoting this business here arc equal to the
hest elsewhere, we have reason to anticipate
good results. 1t will be another step for
ward for our town as it will give labor and
in large amount should the business attain
to considerable proportions.
\ New AssESsMENT-Th Board oftown
commissioners has ordered Il new assessment
for Corporation tax purposes and Mr.. Van
b. Oslcr has been appointed ASSESSOR
4 new departure has been taken and the
claim made Ivy THE CLARION one year ago
has been recognized as being a just one
personal property will be assessed and tax
cd The article that appeared in these COZ
umns one month ago remaining unanswered
and its logic being Of the knock-down sort
it followed naturally, by confession, that the
proposition was II just one and the step has
been taken.
Under the new condition of affairs, the
revenue raised will be gathered from prop
crtv holdings that have heretofore rcapcd rs
much, possibly more, benefit Of our excel
lent town regulations than did the portion
that bore the entire burden of expense and
while none can gainsay the justice OF such Il
regulation. all must be gratiticd 10 find it
possible to raise Il larger revenue with low
cr rate of taxation,
1t has always required close figuring in
the past to meet current and necessary en-
prnscs with the sum received and now that
an additional burden in the form oth Water
Tax must be borne the determination IL
levy tax upon personal effects is timely
in fact, we doubt ii it would have lccn prac-
,icahlr, tcycn possible to have provided for
this additional outlay under the old system
We are moving onward and in our race
with contemporary events, II Is essential
hat no illibcral. or Anticipated ideas OF false
economy should bar orr progress.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1887-05-19
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Tn our column last week, we had one
word to the ladies', this week if you
will bear with us we will say two or
more words to you.
In the first place the goods that we
will call your special attention to have
been bought and put in stock since we
last spoke to You.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1887-05-19
DEAR EDITOR CLARION

accompanied us.
DEAR EDITOR CLARIoN:-
AS it has new
cr been my pleasure nor the pleasure (if such
it will be termc,D ofthe many readers of your
valuable paper to see a letter from Franklin
Mills, have concluded to write few lines
50 that persons who are acquainted with the
past history of the place will know that it is
still in existence. a little over one year ago
several citizens of our quiet little village
spoke of startinga Sunday School in the place
we met and organized, and the result is, we
have qui,en tlourishing School. In connec-
ton with this we have Teachers and Pray
err meeting on Tuesday evening of each week
and from the amount of interest our people
seem to manifest in this direction. | am safe
in the belief that much good has been accom-
plshcd May this rood work 20 on, and
may sunshine and the dews of Heaven fall
upon this little band of believers, will eyer be
my prayer.
We have subscription school going on at
this time, taught by Miss Matte Black; as
yet the school is not large but it is to be hop
ell that our people will avail themselves of
the all.important matter Of sending their lit
tie folks to school during the summer, as
they get much more attention than they can
possibly receive during the winter when the
school is full oflarge scholars.
Most of our farmers are through planting
corn and notice some of the first planting is
up nicely. The grain has improved much
since the late rains.
Last week Mr.. Jacob E,gcnbrodc Of near
our place shot with a bullets fish hawk
measuring it. lin. from tip to tip of wings.
lie Uhr hawklis on exhibition in the lot just
below !. A. Collitlowcr's store. Mr.. +. don't
make much noise about his shooting but he
gets there all the same. He is called on quite
hccvrs hence he is quite popular with us ms
Il marksman
Our cntcrprising blacksmith Mr.. II. n.
FrcShour is always busy; good workman
ship and prompncss accounts for it.
The same can he said of Mr.. -. J. Dutrow
our iovial coach maker.
Mr. VIM Sipts who is making his home
with his son George is lying critically i'll.
Mr. Chas. NJ. Gall our cnterrrising young
farmer of the firm of Henry Gall \ son has
recently purchased new ialingtop buggy,
this with his fine hloodcl mare makes quite
a handsome lir The McsSrs. Call ar" admir-
ers of good animals and good farming.
Mr. d. {. lEnmmct proprictors ofihc farm
known rs The Poparo' is moving in Il man
ner that fully iusiiiics Us in the l"icftha' he
means business and the community will he
much benefited by his living in it, and we
wish him success and happiness in every way
We have many other cntcrprising farmers
but can't name them all at tins writing there
fore hope none will feel sighted
Mr.. J. A. Colliflowcr our cnlcIprisimg
yuuny merchant is dong fine business he
has been in our place nearly ten years and
has built up quite handsome trade.
Jos. G. Martin u Co., have lately purrhas
ed a large lot otwhcat and as usual are busy
grinding and delivering thcirpopular brands
oflour
A. do not believe in long letters, that is
writing them, will close for this time and sign
myself
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1887-05-19

Local Items.

STRICKEN WITH PARALIsIS.-Alrs. crlah
Warrcnfrltz. who has been an lnvahd lor
some years was paralyzcd in the right arm
on Sunday night last.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1887-05-19

MEMORIAL DAy-ln pursuance of'hc Gus
tom of our people. Memorial Day will he "o-
served here and all interested in arranging
therefor are requested to meet in Col. John
II. Ro,lzcr's new building, second floor on
Friday evening of this week, May goth
The ladies' are specially requested to attend
this meeting.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1887-05-19
The Letter.
DEERFlELD ITEMS

The wandcrfli an tcrablc at'arc wich tax
en- place tuesday eve may the ; witch con-
sisted OF an old scrapc that laid bclWlnc
y, G ID and L f champion pugiiist y and Z
should have chalanccd + to come down to
the station on that time \ and { made there
uppcarancc first, there was nothing sad Vii
the latter came, finely lie made his apDc l.
ancc and the ball opened. y ~ { Wlch then
WAS vut ON the portcO counting there
stamps and trembling begging f to settle ii
in,hat way But he refused 10 settle it WITH
money he said he would settle IN I'll" way
thcy chak.nrycd him to settle it or die. the
excite was 50 crate that they we're Spcccllcss
mr. y herd the tcrahlc cN>itmcnt and fight
inc attempts and was tcrablc frightingcd ht
made his appearance with one leg out OF his
pants and one boot on and and a piece OF
stoycpiuc on the other foot nc declared hi
,houg it would 90 bad and sat down on the
pump floor trembling after found they
would not fight he quietcd down and 81
lcanrc took place every body Wadcrrd where
mr. was finely anoisc was herd behnc The
counter and he WAS saw chucking his hcaC
out of a sugar barrel his cys was as big Il.
putcr plates he said he had mcnt TO secure
him self for he kn0wGd about how 1t WoulC
he everybody was glad it was over and re
ioicc no one knOWcd where the clark wa
But we was sure he had escaped finely
large scrHhiing noise Was herd out side ant
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1887-05-19

The citizens ofthc owrrpart of Carroll are
discussing the ACCESSIBILITY of forming new
county on, of parts Of Carroll ,Frcdcrick,ll"w
ard and Montgomery counties, with MI AIRY
as the county seat Mt. Airy is growing
little village, and her present growth Is the
outcome of the new county agitation.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1887-05-19

Harry Freeze is selling the great Musscl.
man tobacco it is the 1avorite OF numerous
ChewCrs
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1887-05-19
NJ G. G
I,ARIES SPRING SHAWLS.

LARIES' SPRING SHAWLS.
Bv the way, one word in reference to
our line of CoRoErs. \ No. I Corset
at so cts. one at Is cents, TElcoRA at
$500 and Dr. Warmers Health and
Madam Strong's Corset at SID all
sizes. We also put u line of Misses
corsets in stock.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1887-05-19

ExCuRsIoN.-On Tuesday eveninga com
pahy of our town foks made an excursion
over the NJ. V. II II. to Catoctn Furnaces
to see the iron cast in the darkness. Upon
the arrival of the train the eXcursiOnists were
met by Sup't Robb and Foundryman Mcpher
son; to the courtesy of these gentlemen and
their excellent ladies' our people are indebted
for the evenings pleasures. Our cornct band
ACCOMPANIED us
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1887-05-19
NJ. G.. 6.

Our HOSIERY Department has been
replynishcl and with Just such l1LsE
Goods in Ladies' Misses and Children
as will please you, when YOU examine
them.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1887-05-19

On BE>RDLEss Yorrn Now is your
opportunity. Tap the grapevine, draw on
its sap and with it lave the waste places
around ard about thy upper and neither lip
when 10, luxuriant mustachio and go'tce
will spring forth pcrennally and become to
thee, thing of beauty and source ol Joy
as,,yc when soup is scrvcdl forever.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1887-05-19
NJ 6 &

II you cannot suit You yourself any
other place in DRESS Buttons, right
here is the place, that You will not 80
ont with out buying. Why? Because
we have such "a large stock and 50 many
different kinds and shades to select
from.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1887-05-19

FINE pRoGREss.-Upon nquiIlns we find
that the Missionary Society organized two
weeks AFRO at Rocky Ridge has rapidly at
tanned catering membership. Two weeks
ago, at its organization it numbered 10 in
the two week, it GREW 10 40 and on Sunday
last this was further augmented and 1t now
can congratulate itself upon a membership
.f,5 From what we learn of the ulili,y'o
similar bodies in the different churches mere
we can assure the good people of Rocky
Ride, that they Will find it TO be a valuable
factor in their church affairs. ltlhc Socie-
,y Il, amy time desires us TO advise the pe"-
ME of any special exercises, they have only
10 name il to US we shall he pleased TO a'''
III advancing its interests.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1887-05-19

vI,O TIE VOTERS
OF FREDERICK COUNTY.
hereby announcement asa candidate for
the next Shcritlally of Frederick county, sub
ice, to the decision oflhc county Republican
Nominating Convention, and respectfully
solicit the support of my fellow citizens. I
am very respectfully,
LEWIS VI. I'm Mt,RMAN>
Frederick, Md, April Is, 1897,
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1887-05-19
I NOR SHERIFF.

I NOR SHERIFF..
again announce myself as candidate
tor Sheriff OF Frederick county, subject to
the Democratic Nominating Convention OF
1887. joins JONES,
N,h3ltc McrlGurstoWn. MI
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1887-05-19
NJ G 6

The CALICO patterns has been such
great seller with us, that we were
compelled to put another new stock H.
and the selection of patterns are quite
different from what We have had on
hand. Examine our I and 5 ct prints
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1887-05-19
NJ. C.. G..

4 nice CUETAINETTE recently been
put in stock to sell YOU at S cents per
yard, printed.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1887-05-19
NJ. g. C.

DO not forget the EMBROIDERY SIN
ARASENE, KNITTING and SEWING SILK
| spoke Of last week.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1887-05-19

AIrcKY Boy Friday evening last, Lnlli-
or NJ. Wise left his horse standing hookedl |"
, shovel p|ow, with which he had been laying
off," while he helped his hands finish pE'h :
in.r corn. In the meantime, Frank, little
tour wear old son of Mr. Wise cllmhcdon the
horse when the horse became frightened, ran
AWAY. iumpcd over pair Of bars. the pillow
catching and breaking every bar, The break
ing of the bars frightened the animal worse,
and ns she ran the pillow struck tree The
i,r of which threw Frank TO the ground
without, any injury except asl'@ht Scralch or
two. Mr.. Wise was also very lucky, having
nothing hurt but the hSrs,--CntortM Ne"s
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1887-05-19
Items from oar County Seat.

)nNl.I{N Err
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1887-05-19

Cramcr.
WitherOw.
Executors Notice.
Chickens and Egys.-A. II. Lucas.
Dried Beef Chippcr.-M. Z. Cramcr.
lIarycstcrs and Fertilizcrs-N. c. Gro
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8ampfer n2l Hormanoie," aus 6aure bier
an9efOmmsn. Der 9eiunbbeitssufauo oer
Yaiia9iere beiber 8ampfer mar gut. Der
iran8dfide 8ampier fubr mad Ttiuffiinct9em
Qufentbalte, pdhreno befen bas gepdf elmer
an6abl italieniIder @tnmauberer griiubli9
barhrdudert purbe, mad bieftger Staot
meter. Die y@olumbia" bagegeu miro UohI
3nm 3Defe Der geobadtuug 3wet bis Srel
Gage an Der Guarautdne IN liegeu baben.
= @bparb u. 8ortb BON Str. 328, DIT
II. StraBe, Der 11siabrige 8Habe, rDel9er
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Der erbaItenen g9uuoe. Der Coroner maroe
beua6ribtigt. 8edert if in 6aft.
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scranton, ga., beging beute &beHo 5elbFts
morb, iuoem er Uou eiuem StatensS SsIdHoer
50brbccte in's 2Baifer iprang.
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Gent eiEer Spe3ial GeleGCamm aus Sort
@uIter, gt0ut., all bic uBl9Heer HrsB" lters
|elbit rnr0e Corporal Charles 5daqIoH,
melder bergangeaen Samltag IN oem 96ars
Eitel nit ben SIG6en >JnoianerH eri60ieH
nuroe, oaielbf nil allen miiitdsiidleu &9gen
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trOfen rnb baben fd3 ergaben. 3U0ij Sas
ian9ene Durben III 6efeLu gele9t. OaS Sns
blaner~9orf mar 9efferH abeno III 8roBer
QufreGENg, neil biele }nOlaner ben 9ttIt 0es
elidoheaen ySporo> 8ea1er" geIeben hcben
poLteu. 8ie 4u83ablung Der Sabre8renteu
Gn bic }n0taner i0u gefern be9onneu babeH.
@eneral Ruger miro nit ieineu Eruppeu
bic Qgentur nift eber nerlaiieu, al8 bis bte
5abresrenten auageaablt unb Die SnOiaHer
in ibre Wager 3uriid gefehrt itn0. gSie ba9
8triidlt gebt, iOueu BmOtf Snotaner getOOtet,
ibre 2eideu ie0od] nod utft GufgefEuoen
nDT0en Ieiu. Die oetnun0eteu Sct0aten
unb Subianer befnben iid ale BEN llnfdrs
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ber uuruhen miro uiht b2iiirdtet. Dle 6ee
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hsm 6ort nuroeu gefern bon uubltannter
pane burhiGuitteu.
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oG8 @gaeras Singer eiu, NORM e5 bei8t
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baute mad Sort Smelling ienoeu u,,6iirfsn
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NuQer bic perlQnQte grl1ubniF,
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8rnSstHtorS+

@ef.Gtefer, 4a., 9, glOOember. -
Ter Sarbi9e Sepuep GOnsia fpuEoe g'ltetn
Gbcno in bas &cuutps s@eidr8utss hIsrleIbft
cut bic Sei9uI6isung bin abgefiibrt, ietHg:2
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SamftG9 bur9 eineu Saus t0btli9 oerpuus
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ben orobte. SaIo barauf iudte Sspuep bas
9Seite, nm bon Dem 9erlht nidt tpegen lei.
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der GIL einam BroBeB intereiF!,i III. taiH 3teat
habe, @eiG GmcEEns einlHbeIHfen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-11-10
Y2r. 260.
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